7 A steel sphere is released from a height
of 9 m on the surface of the Moon. It is
known that...
Physics, 24.08.2020 14:01 xavier0329
7 A steel sphere is released from a height
of 9 m on the surface of the Moon. It is
known that the acceleration due to gravity
on the Moon is 1 the acceleration due
6
to gravity on the surface of the Earth.
Calculate the time taken by the sphere to
hit the surface of the Moon.
A 1.8 S
C 3.3 s
B 2.6 s
D 4.2 s
Answers: 1
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